Miaoli Arch Tiangong Heritage Museum Exhibits 3 Inch Arched Shoes

Tai Tai, the longest distance and 360 kilometers back and forth on foot, goes to the temple of Baisha, Miaoli county. It is filled with religion, folklore and legend.

Among them, the collection and preservation of Mazu relics in the museum were unveiled yesterday.

According to the United Daily News of Taiwan, Baisha Tun has a history of more than 100 years from the Mazu to the North Court.

This year's pilgrimage begins at 30 a.m. tomorrow morning, and arrives at the court after 33 hours to test the strength and will of the believers.

One of the climaxes of the event is the exhibition of Mazu relics at the 3 Floor Museum of the arch Tiangong. Among them, 1 of the Mazu 3 inch bow shoes, which were artificially sewed in 30s, are most curious to the public.

Arch Tiangong management side said that in 30s, the shoes worn by Matsu did not change every year. The worn shoes and shoes were worn away and the vamp had holes. It symbolized Mazu's pilgrimage on foot, protecting all sentient beings and running around.

Other cultural relics are also full of good looks. A bamboo rattan God sedan used to cross the Chow Shui river rapids in 36 years. In 1979 and 1981, it passed through narrow doors in the West spiral; in the 70s of the last century, the banner of Mazu, made of cardboard and gold paper in the late Qing Dynasty, the square fragrant flag in 1948, the stone incense burner in ancient times, and the old and old pilgrimages, were used to witness the history of the pilgrimage of Mazu in Baisha Tun in the past century.